January 2024 Google Play system update is out for Pixel phones
Google Pixel phones have now started receiving the January 2024 Google Play system update. You’d probably know Google pushes a Play System update to Android phones almost every month, but things haven’t been the same in recent months. Because January 2024 Google Play System update comes almost three months after the November 2023 Google Play System update. Plus, you should know that this is the Pixel maker’s second attempt at pushing the January 2024 Play System update.
January 2024 Google Play System is here for Pixel phones, again
The January 2024 Google Play System came to Pixel phones in mid-January. However, there were several issues with the system update, according to multiple users on Reddit forums. Mostly Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and Pixel 8 devices were affected. Users reported again that they couldn’t access their phone’s storage through any apps. This caused lots of problems. They couldn’t take new photos, and the Files app appeared empty.
That’s when Google jumped in and pulled this update. One Google spokesperson confirmed to 9to5Google that they’re “aware of this issue.” The latest system update appears to have fixed those issues now. If you own a non-Pixel device, you don’t need to worry.
According to the official changelog, there are improvements to system management services like making sure devices connect well, use the internet, stay safe, work smoothly, and are easy to update. It also mentions some problems with services that help in system management.
How to install the update?
Depending on the Pixel mode, the update weighs around 70-88MB in size. You can get the January 2024 Google Play System update by heading to Settings > Security & privacy > System & updates > Google Play system update. Typically, the update is already downloaded on the phone and simply requires a restart to install. Take note that it’s different from monthly security updates and these generally focus on solving the core system issues.
Google Pixel phones have now started receiving the January 2024 Google Play system update. You’d probably know Google pushes a Play System update to Android phones almost every month, but things haven’t been the same in recent months. Because January 2024 Google Play System update comes almost three months after the November 2023 Google Play System update. Plus, you should know that this is the Pixel maker’s second attempt at pushing the January 2024 Play System update.
January 2024 Google Play System is here for Pixel phones, again
The January 2024 Google Play System came to Pixel phones in mid-January. However, there were several issues with the system update, according to multiple users on Reddit forums. Mostly Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and Pixel 8 devices were affected. Users reported again that they couldn’t access their phone’s storage through any apps. This caused lots of problems. They couldn’t take new photos, and the Files app appeared empty.
That’s when Google jumped in and pulled this update. One Google spokesperson confirmed to 9to5Google that they’re “aware of this issue.” The latest system update appears to have fixed those issues now. If you own a non-Pixel device, you don’t need to worry.
According to the official changelog, there are improvements to system management services like making sure devices connect well, use the internet, stay safe, work smoothly, and are easy to update. It also mentions some problems with services that help in system management.
How to install the update?
Depending on the Pixel mode, the update weighs around 70-88MB in size. You can get the January 2024 Google Play System update by heading to Settings > Security & privacy > System & updates > Google Play system update. Typically, the update is already downloaded on the phone and simply requires a restart to install. Take note that it’s different from monthly security updates and these generally focus on solving the core system issues.
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